student has taken a class. the university began offering 14 digital courses one year ago. unlike the uc, stanford and harvard offered online courses for free, uc officials say the fact that their courses allow students to interact, more students should be signing up. >> charging clients who fail to show up for appointments. but what about when you get stuck waiting around for a repair or delivery person who doesn't show up? cbs 5 consumer watch reporter explains your time could be worth some money as well. >> reporter: she's called comcast so many times recently, she even has a name for the hold music. >> the horsy. >> reporter: her internet service went down the day after christmas. she says she couldn't reach a service representative for four days. >> the first thing you hear is they have a high volume of calls. >> reporter: he set up a service apartment to switch out her modem the following monday, but nobody showed up. >> nobody even bothered to call me. >> reporter: an expensive hassle for the single mom who took the morning off work to wait. now comcast has a customer service guar

at uc berkeley and joins us this morning. welcome, robert. it's great to you have back. >> and i am glad to be here. >> you do the most creative and innovative things. >> the piece is entitled never be a world of peace and that is focused on critical moments in liberation struggles or struggles of revolution and some personal moments in the struggles and how we stand up as individuals. >> how we stand up in moments of liberation. give an example. >> moments of change. >> okay. >> i think we have seen a lot of that over the last few years. you think about the occupy me. and about what is happening now and as you said earlier in your early segment on gun control. >> yes. >> and that is the fighting against the prevailing idea. >> right. >> or the idea's changing. what happened in the struggles, it's the individual that makes the difference. >> yes. >> and that is what we're focused on. >> and that is an individual, and i think it was gandhi who said -- . >> uh-huh. >> -- an ordinary person is capable of doing something extraordinary. seems as that is where you're headed with it. >> i think

a job. >> reporter: uc davis has 93 sugar babies now on campus. the average coed makes about $3,000 a month and the average arrangement can be for months or years and it is not prostitution. >> this is a lifestyle. these people are receiving monetary, financial help from somebody but what they are can giving back is con pan i don't knowship. >> reporter: maybe maybe -- co mpanionship. >> reporter: maybe the world has changed. maybe it is ultimate feminist act, a way of taking care of yourself. >> i think it is somewhat degrading, but if a woman who is doing it is comfortable with it and is okay with what is happening, that should be up to them. >> reporter: without passing judgment on the current sugar baby, let me say this. i have two young daughters and i hope they get scholarship to go to college, and if they don't, i can always show them how to carry plates. >> that is outrageous. >> yes. it shows how much we have evolved, or devolved. >> yes. i am not a fan of that. >>> well, on to a brighter note, did you see the sun set yesterday? >> no, but i saw the sunrise

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